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At VSH North County, we work together as a team and therefore hallway discussions happen quite often! Our Specialty and Emergency Departments work together to create a cohesive treatment plan for their patients. Here, Dr. Ganz, our surgeon, Dr. Drake, an internal medicine doctor along with our rotating interns, Drs. Buck, Bowal, and Gosliga are discussing one of Dr. Drake's patient's that needs to have surgery. Dr. Drake and Dr. Ganz work together to ensure the patient gets everything they need and all treatments are medically appropriate. Our surgery technician, Liz, listens closely to confirm if any anesthetic risks are present and what types of medication should be used or avoided for this patient. #VSHNC #collaboration #teamwork #vetlife #specialists #boardcertified
This is Porkchop! Here he is immediately after donating, waiting very attentively for his next peanut butter/banana treat! Porkchop loves to give kisses and is a very beloved member of our VSH family! Welcome to the blood donor program, Porkchop! #donorhero #ethosvethealth
To learn more about our blood donor program - click the link below.
ethosvet.com/vsh-sandiego/for-pets/
Porkchop!!❤️
What a sweet dog. I love the name!
Oh my gosh, what a face and I love the name!!
He’s the best!!!💜💜💜
This Saturday, February 16th is #WorldWhaleDay! This annual holiday was founded in Maui back in 1980 to recognize the beauty and aide in the conservation of the humpback whales that migrate there in the winter months. There, the Pacific Whale Foundation holds a day-long celebration called the Maui Whale Festival.
You don’t need to live in the Aloha state to take part in this fete, as there are many ways that you can honor these gentle giants – even in the comfort of your own home. One way to do this is to become more educated about what you can do to help protect them.
Loopholes in the laws prohibiting commercial whaling worldwide are problematic, but even more detrimental is the estimated 8 million metric tons of plastic that end up in our oceans every year. The plastic that is literally destroying our sea life. At the current rate, according to the Center for Biological Diversity, by the year 2050, the plastic waste in the ocean will outweigh all the fish in the seas…
So, what can we do? Well, there are several small steps we can do every day, and not just on World Whale Day to help these majestic animals.
1) Adopt a whale via the @PacificWhaleFoundation.
2) Go whale watching in lieu of seeing them in captivity.
3) Use fewer plastic products and recycle when possible.
4) Always leave the beach cleaner than when you found it.
5) Buy sustainable seafood. The Monterey Bay Aquarium has a
listing on their website!
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Blog provided by Alexandria Nipper (Ethos Veterinary Health)
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